Posted by Steve@Advance on January 11, 2022 at 18:17:34 from (99.190.215.237):
In Reply to: Re: Honda small engine posted by tomturkey on January 11, 2022 at 17:22:21:
If we had the model number, it possibly could be found.
The expected life has been calculated by the manufacturer, the info is somewhere, whether it is available to the public I don't know.
But if an equipment manufacturer were to contact an engine supplier and ask what the life is, they would be given a list with available options.
But I would expect the number to be lower than real life results. I remember, probably back in the late 80's I bought a Stihl string trimmer. Somewhere I came across the information, may have been in the manual, that said the engine was rated at 13 hours of life! I was so disappointed, I had just paid $95 for that thing!
Well, 30something years later, and who knows how many hours, it's still alive!
Though the Honda engine pictured is a good mid range engine, there are commercial engines that are designed to run much longer. You don't see them on retail shelves because people would not buy them. They end up factory installed in commercial and industrial equipment.
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